how long before technology changes people into something more than human?
>>54843339
Three possibilities:
1) Collapse - financial/environmental/pandemic. Never. (welcome to https://www.reddit.com/r/collapse )
2) We fail to develop AGI due to research roadblocks, moore's law dying, or mild economic collapse, or maybe just elites blocking AGI progress due to legit fear of losing status quo. Very long time, hundred+ years.
3) AGI is developed and put to work on human molecular biology. ~10 years from that point in time you will have the tech to modify humans, but will society use it?
I'd prefer 3, but 1 and 2 can happen as well.
>>54843339
You are not a singularityfag, are you?
>>54843339
So far it seems to be doing a good job at making us less than human. Even the best humans can't survive without it for more than a couple of months.
>>54843339
>something more than human
>cannot even define what being human is,what the meaning to life is.
>>54844019
not op but I definitely trust Kurzweils opinion over yours, nothing is definite but trends are trends for a reason
>>54844019
>singularityfag
STOP PUTTING FAG AT THE END OF EVERY FUCKING WORD YOU IDIOTIC MONGOLOID
>>54846254
>MONGOLOID
Did you perhaps mean to say mongoloidfag?